Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-02
ILc searcI, for pete Nls.ss

CALIFORNIA.
The Search for Pete Olsses
NAPA, March 1st.-Under Sheriff King
ston, went to Bartlett Springs yesterday,
following the clue OF the man answering
Pete Olsten's description, who worked
there several days chopping wood. Gon-
stable Spur, while bunting Pope valley
yesterday, saw man en- Il rocky ridge anti
when called upon 10 halt he disappeared
suddenly in the brush. Thus far, all clues.
when followed up, have resulted in moth
ing definite.
RED BLUFF, March 1st.-Mr Lyons, the
husband of the murdered woman of Napa
county, was here yesterday 10 secure neces-
saries and left late in the afternoon with
Deputy Sheriff Balaney for the foothills of
the Coast Range. He claimSto haye trailedi
Pete to Stony creek. at Neville, where he
says Pete was Saturday last. He has thor
ougiiiy aroused the people in the weste.n n
foothills, and the hills Yre being secuted
by numerous parties. To-day it was
rumored that Pete asked for a meal at the
County Hospital, one mile west OF town,
but the man supposed 10 be him, upon
closer inquiry, turns out 70 be some one
else. However the town is considerably
excited, and PETE is the topic of all conyer
alton.
y Child Accidentally Shot.
ALMA, March 1st.-Y esterday afternoon
w A. Bishop, a Iancher living near here,
accidentally shot bis little girl aged four
ANA a half years H. was trying TO shoot
q hawk, and the child came around the
corner OF the house as the gun was dis
charged. Several shot took effect in the
side Of her head. Medical aid was sum
moned from Los Gatos, VIXEN the injury
was found 20 be not 50 bad as at first sup
posed. the shot having glanced upward
The child is pronounced out of danger, and
will be well in short time.
The Boycott Case-Survey OF Branch
Road.
SAxTA CRUZ, March 1st.-The demurrer
to the amended complaint in the case of
4. A Taylor. proprietor OF the Daily Staf,
against certain members of the late Anti
Chinese Non-Partisan Association, known
as the boycott case, was argued in the Su-
perior Court to-day.
Surveyors commenced running the line
of branch OF the S. p c. r. r. from Eel
ton 10 the petroleum rock deposits, now so
extensively used for paving purposes. The
line, if built, will be about seven miles in
length.
Mates from Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUz, March 1sL The demurrer
10 the amended complaint in the $4,000
boycotting suit OF 4. \. Taylor Y. Eiihu
Anthony ct al. is being argued in the Su-
perior Court this morning by Pat Reddy
for the defendants.
James Phelan is in town and intends to
invest in Santa Cruz real estate.
Eastern visitors were enjoying surf bath
ing this morning.
The Tramp Nuisance-Held for Trial.
MERGED, March 1st-Officer Griffith ar
rested four tramps last night. They were
to-day tried before the Justice, and con-
victed. Two were sent to Jail for ten days
each and TWO for five days each.
James Colteras, mining expert and con-
fidence operator, was examined here to-
| day. and held for trial, charged with OBJ
tanning money on false pretenses.
Grocery BursIarized-Real Estate Sales
Neck Broken.
SAN JOSE, March 1st.-Mrs. Toomy'
grocery, corner Eighth and Julian streets
was burglaIized last night, and q large
quantity of goods stolen,
| The real estate niarsst continues active
and large number OF sales were made to
day. The prospects for a cable road on the
| Alameda has good effect.
John, the l7-ycar-old son of S. Kirk. ol
! Willows, fell from his horse this afternoon
and broke his neck.
Notes from San Buenarentura.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, March 1st.-Ye ester
| day real estate TO the amount of Sl5l.20l
changed hands in this county.
The Southern Pacific purchased the
Wells ranch, at Saticoy, for $4,000, with q
view it is said, of establishing shops there
Capital 10 the amount OF 5lC0.G00 was
I 4. IN.
Son. of Oakland, as the principal stock
! holders.
On Trial for Abduction-Leg Fractured
! SANTA Rosa, March 1st-Eugene Red
| den, the young man charged with attempt
/ ing to abduct the daughter Of John Fulker-
| SON, was arraigned in the Superior Court
to- day. Many technical points were argued,
| and the defendant given till next Tuesday
TO plead.
Frae Bonui, an Italian, sustained ffact-
ure OF his leg, caused by'a fall from shed.
Pcrished in the Snow.
FRESNO, March 1st-A report reaches
here that family consisting of woman
and four children perished during the re-
| cent storm in the mountains, tifty miles
eist of Fresno. 1t is said the parties were
living in q small and frai! cabin, and the
snow fell unusually heavy, and crushed the
building, covering the unfortunates in the
snow, where they perished. No definite
Information can be obtained.
New BaulS-Disciarged.
Fresno, March lst.-A bank was organ
lied ut Selma, in this county, yesterc ay,
with capital of 100000.
Young and Moody, the two men arrested
for setting fire to the Centeryille -four mill,
were examined and discharged to-day.
4 Horse Killed.
CuCo, March 1st-The team belonging
to the Chico Fire Department ran away at
1890 to-day, and one of the horses was
killed. The city purchased the team last
spring for a large sum of money. Con-
siderable time hiss been devoted to training
the horses, and they were considered equal
to the most intelligent fire horses on the
coast. The best horse was killed.
Murder Trial Set.
ALMA. March 1st-The case of Charles
Goslan, charged with the murder of II. A.
| Grant at Los Gatos, has been set for trial
| March 14th ct San Jose.
Fresno's Real Estate Deal.
FRESNO. March 1st-During February
| there were flied for record 81 deeds. 149
mortgages and 239 other instruments. The
! Recorders fees were 81 2S2 35. These are
| the largest transactions of any month
| since the organization of the county.
! OF the Track.
| REpDINs, March 1st. - The passenger
-, train is oil the track above Delta and viii
not reach here until this afternoon.
Death on the Rail.
NAPA. March Ist-The tram coming TO
Napa this evening ran over and killed a
al l. 8 NJ.